@Anonymous wrote:I never had a credit card in my life until spring this year. I don't know why I applied for credit cards but I went on a spree, randomly applying for junk cards. I didn't know that junk cards exist. I thought all cards were created equal. First I was shopping for a iPhone, then this pop up appeared for me to apply for a Barclay Apples Reward Card for 0% interest for blah blah months. I paid that off and now I have no use for this junk card. I still have their $25 iTunes card. Why buy music when it's free on Youtube or Spotify? Then for whatever reason I decided to learn what credit scores mean and what the .... they were, so I joined some free credit score website. Then they said, with you score you should apply for yaddy yaddy, junk cards. So I ended up with two more junk cards, some student Capital One card and a Capital One Mastercard. Well they are now Quicksilver cards. Then just a few days ago, I decided to go on a frenzy and apply for cards and ignore what these free credit score webpage told me to apply for. I applied for Discover it and American Express Blue Cash and was approved.
I wish I didn't listen to these stupid credit card ads when I was shopping for an iPhone. I wish I didn't listen to these stupid free credit scores because they told me to apply for crap cards when I could have gotten better cards. Now I want to make up and get another card because I don't like the trash cards I stupidly applied for because of my ignorance. Should the next card I apply to be the Citi Double Cash Back card? The free credit score made me feel like an idiot and I want to make up for that; kind of like that Snicker's commercial where the guys had to tear off their chest hairs because they did something girly. Is this a common story for credit card noobs?
I have to ask, so BC and it aren't, in your opinion, "better cards?" Rhetorical question.....
I agree with the above poster, go to garden.
OP, your post made me chuckle! I hope that was the true effect you were going for, with the very serious title and then the tongue in cheek rant lol. I was envisioning someone stomping their feet 
. Your "starter" cards are decent cards but it all depends on how you use them. Having cards for 6 months and then closing them because you think they are junk is not going to do anything to help your credit profile, which is very good btw as you know. QS has 1.5% cash back so take advantage and PIF and continue to build your rating. Or throw it in a drawer and don't give them anymore business. Your newer cards are very good, so if you like them better use them. But I agree with others, 4 ccs in 5 months is a good start. Use them to your advantage. The good thing about cap1 is that you can always upgrade the card in time if you use it responsibly. And yes, many people would have loved to start where you are now. Many people have to start with secured cards and build up to where you are. But thanks for the chuckle and the visual!
. Your "starter" cards are decent cards but it all depends on how you use them. Having cards for 6 months and then closing them because you think they are junk is not going to do anything to help your credit profile, which is very good btw as you know. QS has 1.5% cash back so take advantage and PIF and continue to build your rating. Or throw it in a drawer and don't give them anymore business. Your newer cards are very good, so if you like them better use them. But I agree with others, 4 ccs in 5 months is a good start. Use them to your advantage. The good thing about cap1 is that you can always upgrade the card in time if you use it responsibly. And yes, many people would have loved to start where you are now. Many people have to start with secured cards and build up to where you are. But thanks for the chuckle and the visual!
I concur with the waiting for at least 6 months before doing any more applying. Time to stop and let your credit cards grow.
I beg to differ on the list of junk cards though, some of the cards you listed are very good cards. Trust me, if you haven't gotten a Credit One or First Premier Bank credit card, then you haven't seen any junk yet! 
